starting problem truck is broke down at post office
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starting problem truck is broke down at post office
Today I started my truck just fine dropped my kids off at school, then I went to the post office. When I came out to start my truck I turn the key and nothing happens, no cranks, clicks nothing.. I tried in neutral same result. I checked fuses all are good. Were else do I look? neutral safety switch if so where is it? some kind of parking switch? ignition switch someone please help.....
#2
Today I started my truck just fine dropped my kids off at school, then I went to the post office. When I came out to start my truck I turn the key and nothing happens, no cranks, clicks nothing.. I tried in neutral same result. I checked fuses all are good. Were else do I look? neutral safety switch if so where is it? some kind of parking switch? ignition switch someone please help.....
Try those and then if that doesent work, come back and post everything it does when you turn the key.
Beef
#4
I would still undo and check the terminals, they can become bad or gunked up if they were not tightned all the way when it was recently installed.
Do the lights radio and windows work then you rutn the key they go out and then after a few seconds come back on?
Could be the starter has fried. Not to hard to fix and can be done on site. Make sure you take unplug your battery first..lol Had a real bad day with that one once.
Beef
Do the lights radio and windows work then you rutn the key they go out and then after a few seconds come back on?
Could be the starter has fried. Not to hard to fix and can be done on site. Make sure you take unplug your battery first..lol Had a real bad day with that one once.
Beef
#6
Yes, rocks and stuff have been known to get in there. Its not impossible but it could happen, then again they can just go bad. To have it rebuilt for 60 is great. I think a rebuilt one at the Zone is about 120.00 or so, so you can save half.
Good luck and let me know how it goes.
Beef
Good luck and let me know how it goes.
Beef
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